Thesaurus / prizefighter
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How to use prizefighter in a sentence
We no longer have prizefights where people batter each other to death.
HUMANS HAVE GOTTEN NICER AND BETTER AT MAKING WAR - ISSUE 94: EVOLVINGSTEVE PAULSONJANUARY 6, 2021NAUTILUSThere the housekeeper selected a driver, a burly man who looked as if he might have been an ex-prizefighter.
GHOST BEYOND THE GATEMILDRED A. WIRTI raised my arms over my head like a prizefighter and made my exit from Social Studies and began the perp-walk to the office.
LITTLE BROTHERCORY DOCTOROWPeggy scowled and doubled up her fists, thinking of a picture of a prizefighter that she had once seen.
THREE MARGARETSLAURA E. RICHARDSHe was a well-known prizefighter that young Sales Wilson had picked up and brought down to teach the boys.
SOMEHOW GOODWILLIAM DE MORGANWe rarely find an artist who takes much interest in jurisprudence, or a prizefighter who is an acute metaphysician.
ON THE GENESIS OF SPECIESST. GEORGE MIVARTHe is rich it may be; but a haunter of idle and debauched company—a common prizefighter, who has shed human blood like water.
THE FAIR MAID OF PERTHSIR WALTER SCOTTWhat Tom didn't know was that his present foe was an ex-prizefighter, who had sunk low in the scale of life.
THE YOUNG ENGINEERS IN ARIZONAH. IRVING HANCOCKI have seen one of Her Majesty's Judges and a prizefighter exchanging views across the table.
THE BELOVD VAGABONDWILLIAM J. LOCKELate in the afternoon Osric proposed that he and I and the prizefighter should take a walk.
THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY RICHMOND, COMPLETEGEORGE MEREDITHWORDS RELATED TO PRIZEFIGHTER
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